f-strings in closures don't have access to outer scope
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jakegut commented
For example:
func foo(a, b, c) {
return func(d) {
return '{a} {b}'
}
}
foo("hello")("go")
Results in a panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference
However, when I bring the closure's variables into scope, I get the correct string:
func foo(a) {
return func(b) {
a := a
return '{a} {b}'
}
}
foo("hello")("go")
myzie commented
💯 Good find.
I'll work on this.
myzie commented
This is fixed in the new v0.14.0
release.